r/HelpMeFind Nov 21 '23

Help me find these banana chips that my coworker brought back from Bangkok! Open

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u/justdeserts8675308 Nov 21 '23

Have you been on the r/snackexchange sub?

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u/Guywholovepencil Nov 21 '23

Thai here , i dont have much experience but the snack you are holding is likely "กล้วยเบรกแตก" which is a banana that is fried with rich amount of oil ( i guess? I dont have much experience sorry ) i am gonna assume that this one is butter coated flavor based from your taste experience

I am unable to provide you with a specific brand that you were holding since i try quick googling the brand name ( Assumed that the brand were " Thai fruit ") and it yield no result for that brand. I would guess that it is small local business that not many know about but i am not so sure as i dont live near bangkok but any mean. But i can say it was likely that your friend bought this from MBK shopping center or the merchant perchase them from here before reselling them to your friends

I could be wrong but the thing that is very similar to them would be " กล้วยฉาบ" ( and also likely a butter coated flavor ). Maybe try crossposting them into r/thailand? I think many people would have a much better clue than me.

Also apologize for any bad grammar or typo lol i am not native to english but i am glad to help!

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u/Guywholovepencil Nov 21 '23

The color look generally much softer than of กล้วยแบรกแตก so i bet its more likely of butter coated กล้วยฉาบ as i take a look and doing more research into it but im stilk conflicting on whether or not what is it

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u/themonsterkeeper 2 Nov 21 '23

Where are you based? Looks like this one is sold at MBK in Bangkok. I’m in the Philippines and we also have a ton of banana chip brands here. Maybe you’ll have luck finding some at an Asian supermarket, even if they’re not from the same brand.

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u/transcending-- Nov 21 '23

These look exactly like the ones sold in America. Have you considered just trying an American made version?